Chrysler Group LLC’s November sales grew 14 percent over the year, as the company posted its 32nd consecutive month of sales gains.

The Auburn Hills-based automaker said today it sold 122,565 vehicles, up from 107,172 units in November 2011. The company posted its best November in five years. Sales dipped from October’s 126,185 vehicles sold.

“Even with all the talk of a looming fiscal cliff, Chrysler Group is well positioned for a strong sales finish to the year,” Reid Bigland, president and CEO – Dodge brand and head of U.S. sales, in a statement.

Sales of Chrysler’s Jeep brand fell 3 percent to 35,047 sports utility vehicles. It was the only brand to post a year-over-year sales drop. The company blamed the decrease on the end of Jeep Liberty production in August and lingering effects of Hurricane Sandy on dealerships in the Northeast, typically a strong market for Jeep.